MCC annual meeting

A Moment from Yesterday

January 15, 2020 | Opinion | Volume 24 Issue 2
Conrad Stoesz | Mennonite Heritage Archives
Photo by Charmayne Denlinger Brubaker / Mennonite Heritage Archives.

In 1984, Mennonite Central Committee (MCC) held its annual meeting in Richmond, British Columbia. Pictured from left to right are board members Hugo Jantz, Leo Driedger, Henry P. Yoder, Bruce Janzen and Florence Driedger. Money is a form of power. With it, a person or organization can fulfill needs and wants. How does God want us to use this power? For decades, Mennonites in North America have pooled some of their wealth for projects such as MCC. Annual gatherings are held to report, seek advice and plan how to use this power.

For more historical photos in the Mennonite Archival Image Database, see archives.mhsc.ca.

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Photo by Charmayne Denlinger Brubaker / Mennonite Heritage Archives.

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